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Since starting my “part-time” job designing and developing websites in 1998, I have become very active in front of my computer. In developing a website, you have to be patient and studious. Most of my books at home are programming books – HTML, PHP, C++, Visual Basic, Visual C++, and more. Honestly, I haven’t read ll of them in their entirety. This is because programming and web development takes creativity and a bunch of trial-and-errors. 
Lately, my web development projects are consuming so much of my time which compels me to sacrifice a lot of time blogging. Whenever I go online though, some opps from Reviewme, 3P and SR pop up via email alerts that’s why I’m forced to update my sites. I have been blogging less these days but it seems I’m earning more from it. lol!
As to my current projects, I have completed the designs of a photo-video studio, an auto shop and a cell phone store. Next in line are: a construction company (partly done), probably a computer store (under negotiation) and my own online store (affiliate).
I hope to complete all 6 websites and earn money from them so I can buy a car before the year ends (keeping my fingers crossed).
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4 Responses so far to "Website Development Projects on the Roll"
September 18th, 2008 at 1:04 am
wow! goodluck sa mga project mo…. bonggacious ka friend, sna nga makabili ka ng car before the year ends.
Btw, how much do you charge for webdev?
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September 18th, 2008 at 12:27 pm
Fren,
It depends on the workload but usually I charge between 15-20K (one-time payment) + monthly maintenance for business websites. Cheap right?
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September 19th, 2008 at 2:27 pm
Somebody asked me kasi kung magkano ang charge ko sa webdev, di naman ako nakasagot kasi di ko alam kung paano mag charge! haha.
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jessie reply on September 19, 2008:
Amor,
Hahahaha! I-assess mo muna yung workload fren. pero usually ayos na yung 15-20K per project then magcharge ka ng certain fee for the maintenance. mahirap magpuyat sa maintenance i tell you. tapos ikaw yung kukulitin nung client kumbakit down yung site nila, etc.
let me know kung may maitutulong ako sa yo fren. goodluck sa iyong mga proyekto.
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